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- The Earth Center - Rebuilding A
New Breed of People
by Bikbaye Inejnema
The Earth Center, located in the heart of Chicagoıs Westside, has proven to be unlike any other spiritual school outside of Africa. Under the guidance of Naba Lamoussa Morodenibig, a Dogon high priest and spiritual master from West Africa, the Earth Center offers an education never before accomplished or attempted on American soil, and it is 100% authentic in nature.
It is a well known fact that people of color lived harmoniously among themselves and with the Earth for thousands of years before colonialization began. The values which they based their lives on allowed people to enhance their personal qualities without resistance and live a far more intellectually advanced existence than humanity does now. Their educational and value systems were designed to give every being the opportunity to fully utilize their total brain capacity, therefore eliminating the possibility of breeding ignorant people. Such a feat required a vast understanding of not only the world, but the human mind and its correlation to the nature of the very essence of human life. Life itself, is purely a spiritual journey, and it demands certain commitments from all of us in order to remain favorable to the forces that guarantees our stability as long as we stay within the guidelines that are allocated to us. (This is not to be confused with religions, because we can clearly see the division and destruction they have caused to humanity since their inception).
Reintroducing these ancient and sacred values to those outside of the initiatic mystery schools of the African bush, is what separates the Earth Center from any other entity of these modern times. Rooted deep within the teachings of the temples in Memphis, Thebes and Abydos, students are exposed to knowledge that has been guarded and protected since the times of the Pharoahs (not the so-called pharoahs the bible made famous).
Until now, these teachings have only been attainable by surviving intense and sometimes deadly secret initiations. But because of the condition of the world and humanity on a whole, decisions were made (by traditional high priests who are considered the keepers of the highest knowledge known to man) to disseminate levels of information to those who were not necessarilyborn in Africa or aware that such knowledge still exists. The Earth Center was the vehicle chosen to carry out this monumental and historical task, and the interest and momentum is growing daily by those honestly seeking wisdom.
At the MıTAM School of Kemetic Philosophy and Spirituality, one of several divisions of the Earth Center, students learn how to read, write and speak the oldest and most powerful language in the world, the Medu Myeet (not Metu such a word does not exist), which is also known as the Holy Writings (heiroglyphs). This language is taught in its pure initiatic form, not as they are in the books that ³scholars² have read and proclaimed themselves experts of. Contrary to popular belief, this is a living language and it is still used today by those that have gone through this mystery school education. Not only does learning this language set a new standard by means of communication, but certain words and sounds that are used can affect oneıs internal and external environment when needed. One will also find the root of every language spoken today within it as well. Another major benefit of learning the Medu involves allowing the brain to feel at home on this planet. In other words, when we use words that confuse the brain, we contribute to its degeneration. For instance, nowadays the term ³bad² means ³good² in many communities (i.e. ³that is a bad car²) A phrase such as this appears simple and easily comprehendable by those who may hear or say it. But in reality, the brain does not process this expression to make sense. This is but one of many examples. Because the Medu Neter (language of Gods) expresses concepts instead of literal insinuations, it gives the brain a platform on which to strengthen its operative functions, enabling it to utilize greater portions of the intelligences that it is comprised of.
In addition, students learn the most ancient form of meditation, the Kaat Ibi. This is the system that all cultures used as a model on which to design their meditation techniques and practices. And similar to the Medu, these techniques focus on increasing the brainıs ability to function on much higher levels. After completing the first level of this education (which is roughly about 7 months), students are then certified to teach it or just use it in their daily lives for continuous growth.
Traditional healing is also a main staple at the Earth Center. Students are taught how to recognize, diagnose and heal illnesses of the body using high quality African herbal remedies. This program also goes for 7 months, and students are then certified and backed by Ankhkasta Natural Healing, which is a network of over 10,000 traditional priest/healers led by Master Naba. (It should be noted that upon completion of the lower levels of these practices, students will be required to travel to the African bush for specific amounts of time to further their education ).
The next wave of students will begin their re-education on July 9th, 2005. The prices are very affordable and reasonable for what students gain from the classes (initiation). If you are interested, please call 773-722-7001 to register or if you have any questions. You can also check www.theearthcenter.com. Master Naba will be in this country for a limited time, so those who are seeking this knowledge should take advantage of this rare opportunity.
